Support Services Schedule

Version Date 1 April 2026

Draftable is committed to helping You unlock the value of Draftable and is pleased to provide enterprise-class, worldwide technical support services.

Your authorized technical contacts must be knowledgeable about Draftable and your technical environment to work with Draftable to communicate, analyze and resolve support requests. They are responsible for engaging Draftable technical support and monitoring the resolution of all support requests and escalated support issues.

You are required to establish and maintain processes as necessary to manage support for users of Draftable within Your organization. If after reasonable efforts You are unable to diagnose or resolve the error(s), Your authorized technical contact(s) should contact Draftable for technical support and assign the correct severity level (as set out below).

Draftable will use commercially reasonable efforts to meet the Target Response Times stated in the table below, noting that Response Times depend on the severity of the issue. Draftable does not guarantee resolution times, and notes that a resolution may consist of a fix, workaround, service availability or other solution Draftable deems reasonable. Draftable will provide continuous efforts to resolve Priority Level 1 issues until a workaround or resolution can be provided or until the incident can be downgraded to a lower Priority Level.

Summary of Support Features

Features

Support

Support Request Method/Contact Options
Online
Communications and Knowledge Base
Yes
Coverage
During Business Hours
P1, P2 Target Response Time
(following acknowledgement of request)
P1: Within 8 Business Hours
P2: Within 24 Business Hours
P1, P2 Target Update Frequency
(following acknowledgement of request)
P1: Every 24 Business Hours
P2: Every 72 Business Hours  
Number of Support Requests
Unlimited

Interpretation

Business Day means day not being a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday in the applicable jurisdiction.

Business Hours mean 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (GMT/BST) on a Business Day.

Priority Levels mean the following:

Level

Meaning

Example

P1

Critical / Inoperable

An incident that has a critical business impact, in that it halts your business operations and no procedural workaround exists.  

The Software, or one or more of its critical functions, is inoperable or severely impaired, which affects a significant portion of business, or otherwise fails catastrophically in a production system.

A production environment is completely inoperable or inaccessible to all users.
P2

Major / Serious

Major functionality is affected or significant performance degradation is experienced.  

The incident is causing a high impact to your business operations and no reasonable workaround exists. Service is operational but highly degraded performance to the point of major impact on usage.

Issues with severe performance impact or features not operating as documented, that affects most users.
P3

Minor / Moderate

Partial, non-critical loss of use of the service with a medium-to-low impact on your business, but your business continues to function.  

Short-term workaround is available, but not scalable.

Issues with performance impact or features not operating as documented, that affects a minority of users.
P4

Limited / Cosmetic

Routine technical or cosmetic issue. Information requested on application capabilities, navigation, installation or configuration.  

Acceptable workaround available (such as a documentation change or by a future update from Draftable).

‘How to’ questions and issues with performance impact or features not operating as documented, that impact a small minority of users.